Changelog

The script ran dotnet run as a foreground process, but with

set -euo pipefail, bash's default SIGINT handling could leave

the child process running. Now the app is launched in the

background with an explicit trap that forwards SIGINT/SIGTERM

to the child PID and waits for it to exit cleanly.

Root cause: the ListBox in flat sub-mode was wrapped in a redundant

outer ScrollViewer that offered infinite horizontal width during

measure, bypassing the pixel-constrained Grid column width. Since

ListBox already has its own internal ScrollViewer for vertical

scrolling, the outer one was unnecessary and broke width constraint

propagation.

• Remove redundant outer ScrollViewer around flat sub-mode ListBox,

move IsVisible binding to ListBox directly

• Add HorizontalScrollBarVisibility="Disabled" to GTD and Calendar

sub-mode ScrollViewers (these use ItemsControl which has no built-in

scroll, so the outer ScrollViewer is needed but must not offer

unconstrained horizontal space)

Calls mainWindow.AttachDevTools() in #if DEBUG so the built-in

element inspector, visual tree viewer, and layout visualizer are

available via F12 during development.

The SplitPaneLayout custom Control wasn't constraining content width

properly — items expanded beyond pane bounds regardless of Clip,

ClipToBounds, or measure constraints.

Replaced with a standard Grid where ColumnDefinitions start as star

(*) sizing for initial layout, then get switched to pixel-based

GridLength values in OnLoaded + SizeChanged. Pixel-based columns

give the Grid's layout engine an exact width budget for each column,

and content is properly constrained. ClipToBounds on each pane

handles any remaining overflow.

The resize handle, drag interaction, and ratio persistence all work

through the ColumnDefinition.Width property — no FindControl for

child panels needed.

When a child's DesiredSize exceeds the arranged rect, ArrangeCore

may let the child render at its desired width, overflowing into the

adjacent pane. ClipToBounds on the parent Control doesn't reliably

clip in this scenario. Now explicitly sets Clip = RectangleGeometry

on each pane after arrange, guaranteeing content stays within its

allocated region.